The North Carolina Action Coalition serves as the driving force transforming health and health care through nursing in our state. Working with diverse stakeholders to create innovative solutions with nurses leading the way in building healthier communities, the North Carolina Action Coalition aims to improve the health and health outcomes of our population.
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Service and Leadership Opportunities
The NC Action Coalition is looking for fundraising/development professionals and marketing/communication professionals to join its volunteer board as members and committee chairs. The advancement committee will be responsible for developing fundraising strategies, more
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Virtual Conference November 5th
Join the NC Organization of Nurse Leaders on Thursday, November 5, 2020, for a virtual conference entitled “Nurses: Powerful. Purposeful. Positioning for the Future!” Topics will include: moral and ethical challenges of nurse leadership during a pandemic; more
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Webinar on Innovative Approaches to Nursing Education during Uncertain Times
The NC AHEC Nurse Council and the NC Community College System invite you to attend the 2021 Academic Progression Conference: “Innovative Approaches to Nursing Education during Uncertain Times,” a live webinar from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. on February 4 and 5, 2021, that more
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Lenoir County to Join AARP Age-Friendly Network
Congratulations to Lenoir County on making application to become a member of the AARP Network of Age-Friendly States and Communities! Part of the larger AARP Livable Communities initiative, the network supports elected officials, partner more
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NCAOA Annual Training Conference
Register to Attend the 2020 NCAOA State Aging Training Conference in March North Carolina Association on Aging to hold Annual State Aging Training Conference March 5 – 6, 2020 at Hotel Ballast in Wilmington, NC The NCAOA Annual Training Conference is an more
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Pitt County and Lenoir County Action Coalition Members Honored
On November 15, 2019 The North Carolina Action Coalition teams from Pitt County and Lenoir County were honored for their Livable Community work. The event took place in Wilmington, NC at the AARP Evening of Inspiration. Pictured from left to right are the team more
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August 2019 Watch Party Footage from UNC Chapel Hill, ECU and Duke Colleges of Nursing
Campaign for Action – Nursing Watch Party Aug 2019 ….UNC- Chapel Hill, ECU, Duke— Colleges of Nursing The National Academy of Medicine has posted videos of three town halls it recently held as it researches its Future of Nursing 2020-2030 report. more
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Mentoring for Student Retention and NCLEX Success at Historically Black Colleges & Universities Training
Two of our NC FON AC Executive Members Christopher Jay Wiggins Sr. MSN, RN, CEN and Dr. Valerie Howard, Duke SON Associate Dean for Academic Affairs) attended the Diversifying the Nursing Workforce: Mentoring for Student Retention and NCLEX Success at Historically more
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Please pass this work along about the last Future of Nursing 2030 public meeting/live webcast
Dear Action Coalitions and Public Health Nurse Leaders: Please pass this work along about the last Future of Nursing 2030 public meeting/live webcast. Please join an open session to hear from healthcare leaders and to learn about trends that came out of the RWJF more
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Thank You
NCAC would like to thank all healthcare professionals for all you are doing during the Covid-19 crisis. You are truly appreciated. Links to important information have been provided below. Please Stay Safe. AARP: Rationing of Health Care is Not the Answer more
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Join the Nurses Navigating Uncertain Waters Webinar
COVID-19 has presented extraordinary challenges and opportunities for our health care teams. Nurses that participate in this program will learn about the effects of ongoing stress, symptoms of trauma and actions that can promote resilience for themselves more
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Our Leaders
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Valerie M. Howard, EdD, RN, ANEF, FAAN
Associate Dean for Academic Affairs
Professor of Nursing
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Catherine Sevier, DrPH, RN, AOCN
North Carolina State President
AARP